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iUME XXXIII. " ABILENE TEXAS FRIDAY JUNE 4 1015. ' 43
PRESIDENT Mfll WARNS WWkl LEADERS 10 RESTORE PEACE
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MEXICAN LEADERS ARE TOLD
TO SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCE!
United States Will be
Constrained to Take
a Hand in Some Man-
ner If Peace is Not
Brought About in
Mexico Soon Pres
ident Saya
1 1 . 1 ra m nn Anf rtl .l t m A m
16 I.s not a diplomatic note from (lie
Culled Slates hut It N a declaration
of Wilson's attitude tnnnrd the hIIum.
(Ion m It exists at the present lime.
President Wilson In concluding his
statement said
iV iiiit ntm liurtl I'rctS.
WASHINGTON .liino !. President "
Wilson's wirnlii ti Mex'ro ns Mlrnil pj nriTlip IT TAUfllnn
pnYi'nnd Sinn HioTSlpnl IcWr'st' UlAIiIU Al lAlllrluU
of (1)0 Mexican fuctlous.
"I publicly cnll upon the lenders of
the factions In Mexico to act together' . ....
and promptly for the relief and re-." t.i0sJ5c'n.tci1 Prc"8
iloiimtlon of thMr tirnutriiin nnntitrr I UALVhSTON .Mho 2. Cantutn
I'feel It my dutr to tell tliem that tliej
cannot aceoniotlato their differences
nnd unite for this great purpose ultli-
In it iery short time this government
Mill ho constrained to decide what
means shall he employed hv the Unit-
ed States In order to help Mexico
wno herself and sene her tieonle."
Tlirre Is no Intlniiitloii ns to what up
lion will he taken In tho ..vent that tliP
lenders do not net accordlnir to Mie dl.
rectlon Inld down hy tlie president.
Tho note snys that the rnlted States
wants nothlnir In Mexico nnd least of
nil does the rnlted States desire to he'
forced to sMtlc Mexico's affairs. i
Villa Representative Commends Note.
By the" Associated Press.
NEW YORK June 2 Tho Villa
representative Francisco Urnulda
hero snys that Wilson's now Mexican
policy is 'excellent. IJo commends the
note In Its ontlrcty. . -. .. -
SAX LflS I'OTOSI IS CAP
TURED BV CAHHANCISTAS.
By tho Associated Press.
BROWNSVILLE. Juno 2. Tile Car-i
ranzn consulate hero nnnounced today j
that tho Carranza troops Tuesday;
captured San Luis Potosl killing
tliren Villa generals nnd capturing
one. !
I
About $500000000
spent on educntlon
States.
ALUMNI BANQUET
A
SENATOR SHEPPAUD MADE UN
FORGETTABLE SPEECH TO SIM.
M0NSv ALUMNI ASSO.
With United States Senator Morris
I. t
of Emmons Collie
.? f fS Ptum!
.'I at U OCIOCK iUeS-
Shuppard as tho
Alumni Banquet
ai wie uracu uuu-i ai v u witch mra'
EAT SUCCESS
day evening was one or tno most urn- Dana g Me Moderj Languages;: A wireless station open to the pub-
liant affalrswf its kind enjoyed here M8tJ Aco- wnUaros Moaern Lang-1 He. has been opened in Tierra del
- .. ..
in many monuis.
nixiy inuii'B wcru imu uiui iuu
who partook of the magnificent ban
quet will long remember the occaa- "s
uer tne occaa
it" was strong
liout tho even
Inn Thn "SlmmnnB snlrlt" was StrOhie-'
ly In evidence throughout tho even
Ing. and the several splendid talks
that were delivered kept the banquet-
eors in the best frame of rtilnd at-
talnable. Due to the absence of some
of the sneakers on the program others
were substituted and carried out
their end of the program splendidly.!
Tho twenty-flve-mlnute speech 01
Senator Sheppard will live long
!n
the hearts and minds of those pres- spect tQ the memoTy of iate chief Jus-
ent. Responding to a toast the Jun- tJce Brown. tho Supreme Court today
lor senator from Texas arose and ad- adjournea MPU1 Wednesday without
drossedr the- hIuumiT association as on- transacts Tg an ytuslness
ly he can. Ono of those present af-
terwards stated that tho wnator AvfiELES CHIEF OF
;E!H " UbrufTrma-l
nlflcent. touchlnB and memorable
short talks ever made in Abilene.
AH in all. tho occasion was ono
long' to be femembered and aot one
went away but felt a surge
for their alma mater.
GERMANY SAYS SINKING
By The Associated Press.
BERLIN. June 2. The German Gov.
erHHieat toy Issued a formal expl-
aatlou saliHir that the American oil
steaaer GaUUfht's torpedoing
was
out by tne city ot Benin wr me sup- . -----' -- --
OF GULFLIGHT WSttllElhrt.Sce&SK ssjss
the end of April. The number ' ?th . ? fi riTtrm '
Lmm DOia ha mm-priR! from Misses Artie. Belle Myrtl and Hollls;
12
IRCANS
REPORTED
DAD
OIL TANKER'S CAPTAIN AT GAL
VE.STOV CREDITED WITH IX-
CONFI KM ED STATE JI E.NT.
Reports Are Heard .Inst Itefore "Ves-
sel Left For Texas Port Accord-
lug to Dispatch From (fat
tcston Todny.
Os-
car Lane or the oil tanker Wlnnifrcd.
nrrlvlng here from Tampico last
n8ht ' credited with the report that
J?" or twelve AmericaiiH Iinvo been
kc "? Mexicans near Tnniiilco ii
tl10 a8t ow days
' llv received such reports just bt
roro leaving Tampico and it is Htated
tlmt they arc founded on facts
It Is Impossible to confirm tho
statement credited to Lnno as the
IWInnlfred Is how sailing In the Ilous-
ton 8hP canal.
i "
The area of Canada's forests Is more
Uian double all of Europe's
ELECTED TUESDAY
IIOAIW OF TRUSTEES. ON RECOM
r'T""'. "A '"r.uM.i
MAKES SELECTIONS.
At the annual meeting Tuesday of
ternoon of the board of trustees of
SIMMONS FSCIILI i"
i in Simmons College which was attended
VJV?u iJSK b' D- K- Jmm ot ulsJ"K star- JesB0
in tiie uniteuL Jonoa of Uu0 ftnd JohJ M Cow.
!den of MldlaiuU besides tho local
inombors of the board President J.
IX Sandefor rend his annual report. .
Tho report showed tho year Just
dosed to have been the most pros-
! perous In the history of tho pcliool
tho enrollment passing tho 500 mark
and tho general work of tho session
being satisfactory In every way. Upon
recommendation of President Sande-
for the following members of tho fac-
Uilty were elected:
I Dr. Julius Olsen professor -.f Phy-
sical and Natural Science; Dr. J. A.
Tolman Oreek and Latin; Dr. O. II.
.Cooper Philosophy and Education.
Dr. W. F. Fry. Biblical Internreta
tlon; Prof. J. F. McDonald. History
nnu t'amicai acieuro; i-roi. a. iu.
Chandler. Professor of Mathematics;
Prof- D" W- Arnlt' W010 ?rot- '
w- Williams. English; Prof. Joseph
as.iatnnt In T-ntln- Mrs
. Di0.. i ti.. mm
I'J. IIUUIUIU. UDD1DIUIII. Ill UUtlll. Af(3 ;
uages; Prof. S. H. Anderson Profes -
sor of Music; Miss Sarah Anna Simons. Art. Miss Edna Phillips rss-
ession and Physical Culture; Miss
Caroline Williams Stringed Instru
ments. Other places to be nlled will
. attentlon ot the commU.
on faculty upon rcqommendatlon
. rcsident gandefer.
ot 8em aaaueier.
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNED.
Hy the Associated Press.
AUSTIN Tex. June 2. Out of re-
" ELECTED HAYOR
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J.&: 1?""' tS
-"-"-- Jt" "Mo uaA
-XafS ofehf ?m-
morality.
$7r000000 For Soldiers' Families.
ptoi.tn i..n 9 rh amount nabi
..
.OTttlfnn acalataA liarl fllArD.nRtuI frfim
62.9S0 in August to 115000 m April.
A metal damn to hold two pieces
of wood together at right angles has
been patented
I . . .. .. . .- hnslnnsH horn hufnrn tarppA tn nhan-
CONFESSION OF
SIN NECESSARY
EVANGELIST SYS Jlt'ST MAKE
APOLOGY S HHO'AD AS THE
OFFENSE COMMITTED.
DAVID A GREAT CONFESSOR
Interest in Meeting at Taticrnncle Was
High Tiiesdn) Mght: Prn)er
Sen Ire Announced for
Twin.
At the Methodist tabernacle Tuesday
night Dr. Mcintosh preached a pow-
erful sermon on confession of sin to n
large and deeply Interested audience.
Exhorting church members to come
nnd confess their faults nnd make con-
fession publicly tho evangelist Bhoik
hands with several who were touched
by the appeal. It was a great scrvlc.
one of the best of the scries so far.
It wob announced that prayer-ser
vice would be held at 4 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon at tho three Metho
dist churches for the women and at
tho directory room of the First State
u.tnk and Trust company for the mop
of the North Side. At the same hour
prayer meeting for the men was an-
nounced to take ptnee at 237 Chestnut
street at Price's Mattress Factory.
Those prayer services for men In the
business district will be conttucd.
Wednesday morning at tho taberna
cle Dr. Mcintosh preached his famous
sermon "Life of Defcnt."
In his sermon Tuesday evening the
ovnngellst took as his text. "He tlmt
covereth sins shall not prosper" etc
Ho said In part:
"A man should make his confession
as broad as his offense. If I do a man
n private Injury I should mako private
restitution nnd It I 'Insult him pub-
licly I should "apologize publicly Wr
Bhould have courage enough to confess
our sins and ask forgiveness of tho
Father. A inaa that blames Ins slnn
on someone elso will .never confess
Some men are small enough to la)'
sins on God.
"David was a great sinner nnd n
grenter confessor. He paid the pon
aJty for his ono great sin fourfold. He
confessed his sin to God nnd got for
glvencss bnt he paid for his sins four-
fold. A man must pay tho penalty of
sin. v
"Some of you In 'the church will
i ever get right until you make a down-
right confession of your sins. If you
havo fieen drinking and cursing you
can not help In this meeting until you
fnnko confession. Wo should confess
our fnults. to our fullawmnn make
cur apoloKieg as broad os our offenses.
Wo should have tho courage to com
up here and show tho world wo are
sorrv for our sins.
"Sin -promises n great deal but It
pans out nothing hut heartaches.
"Some of you may think your sins
nro concealed from the world but you
are mistaken. This community knows
you. Ho sure your sins will find you
out.
"Now if we confess Christ herfc on
earth. Ho will be glad to confess us to
His Father In heaven. Dit If we deny
ChrlBt what can we expect at His
hands? God help the church members
0f this city to net rleht with Christ and
with tho world. Unless tliey are In
the right we can expect very little
f mm Ihn afnnprR nittRtfln thft nhnrnlt
.Fuego
n. h. mam
CLAIMED Br DEATH
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DIED
AFTER OVER 2 YEARS' ILL.
NESSjHURIED WEDNESDAY
William H. Wellborn aged at years
11 months and 15 days died Tuesday
at noon at the family residence near
SJ -qna conegrar a long Ulness
covering a period of more than two
l- He 8Uffered a StroUe of para
"si?
The funeral was held at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning from tha rest
dence. with Interment in the city cem
etery.
Mr. Wellborn was a resident of Abl
lene fpr many years and was highly
respected. He was In the insurance
KliomAoa
Walter Wellborn and
another son
aged six. His father. P. M. Wellborn
is also still living.
Sincere sympathy of a large num-l
ber of friends Is extended the be-
reaved ones In their hour of grief.
WLWlJLaT 2eatats oj
A
Duke DUbrnzzl.
XAT. W0KK HACK TJIAOK HElWIItS
AD OTUER.MATTEItS )W
OCCUPYING ATTENTION.
Tho work of laying tho concrete
floor at tho Fair Park Natatorlum will
bo completed Thursday afternoon. All
that remains to be done then Is to erect
tho bathhouses put several coats of
waterproofing on tho floors and walls
of tho pool and turn tho wator in. The
opening will tako placo about Juno 10.
Work on tho dam below tho Nat. will
begin Thursday. This dam will bo 120
feet long from C to 8 feet high with
n 12-foot driveway on top for vehicle..
The water In tho dam will cover an
aero and a half of ground.
Secretary Fred Wood who Is super-1
vising tho Nat. work la also devoting
considerable time to the race track. Tho
big track Is being put In first class
condition for tho big Fourth of July
celebration lasting threo days. Al-
ready swift horses have begun to ar-
rive and tho four racing events for
each day of the celebration will bo in-
teresting and ltlh class. Baseball
games will follow tho dally racing
program and speakers of statewide
note will be obtained to fill out the
program. Considerable Improvements
ore being made to the buildings at
Fair Park and tho entire place Is be
ing given an overhauling. "
Tho secretary's office hours are
now from 3 to 11 a. m. and from 2 to 5
p. m. most of his time being occupied
with tho affairs of the Nat the July
picnic and the coming Fair
A new clamp Is to hold a cover on a
milk bottle also serves as a handle
to carry the bottle.
ABILENE DEFEATS MERKEL
IN EAST GAME; SCORE 3-1
The Abilene baseball team defeated
the Merkel team Monday afternoon at
Bankers' Park by a score of 3 to 1 In
a game characterized by plenty of pep
and speed during the entire course ot
the fifliextalnme. nL ThJs waa lhe AbJ-
lene's team first appearance together
on a diamond this season and the pros.
pects appear good for a winning team
for this city.
There was a large crowd of Merkel-
ites here. .
The score R. H. E.
Merkel . . 1 5 S
Abilene 3 1 3
Batteries: Upchurch and Crawford;
Crutchfield and Smith.
DYXAXITE WRECKS
SAPULPA NEWSPAPER.
SAPULPA Okla. June 2. Shortly
before midnight the building In which
the Herald Is located was wrecked by
the explosion of a. dynamite mine.
Fire which spread rapidly was soon
checked. The loss is about $2000-
The Herald has been waging a
strong fight against lawless ele-
mentd. Oficlals are investigating the
fire.
ACTIVITIES GOENG
ON AT FAIR PARK
5aVs 3Vxm arva "Kavy$
.
Gen. Cadorna Chief of Staff.
The brother of the king tho Duke
D'AhruzzI Is leading the fleet nnd
General Cadorna chief of staff of tho
army. Tho duke Is well known to
Amorlcans because of his attempt to
wed the daughter of a millionaire
member of tho United States senate.
Ho didn't wed because tho royal fam-
ily would Inot think of permitting
American blood to bo mixed with roy
alty and he did not make up his
mind to defy his royal roKitlvcs.
General Cadorna Is ot th'o front.
ICAL
ONIiY 8.12 INCHES OF RAIN DUR.
ING XATtiriliOII WAS A DEFI-
CIENCY OF 1.60.
Abilene got 212 inches of rain dur-
ing May according to the monthly me-
teorological report of Weather Ob-
server W. II Green This. Is- a defi-
ciency as compared with this month
for tho past 29 years of 1.C0 Inches.
A wind passago for tho month of
T.944 miles shows that this section got
Its share of wind during May. The
wind attained a velocity of 43 miles
per hour on May 29.
Tcmperaturo reached tho highest
point on May 29 with 92 degrees; the
lowest on May 7 with 41 degrees; tho
Kreatest dally rango on May 27" with a
35-degrees change Tho mean maxl
mum for tho month was 82.2 degrees
mean minimum 58.4 degrees and mean
average for the month 70.3 degrees
Thero were 12 clear days 11 partly
cloudy and 8 cloudy.
BRITISH STEAMER IS
TORPEDOED; SEVEN DROWN
.
By the Asociated Press
LONDON June 2. The Blrltlsh
steamer Saldleb bound from Egypt to
Liverpool was torpedoed yesterday In
the North Sea Seven of the crew
were drowned.
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CAPTURED IN MApBASSADORS
FURTHER RUSSIAN ENTRENCH
MENTS CAPTURED NEAR
PRZEMYSL.
tJy the Associated Press.
BERLIN. June 2. Army headouar-'Dy
ters today announced that more than
300.000 Russians had been captured
by the Germans during the month of
May.
More Russian entrenchments were
captured near Przemysl.
U. S. TO EMPLOY WIFE OP
VICTIM OF F-4 SUBMARINE
WASHINQTON June 2. President
Wilson yesterday signed an executive
order permuting the Mare Island gist upon. The Italian ambassadoi
yards to employ without examination later conferred with President Wil-
as a. seamstress and flagmaker Mrs. son for half an hour.
F. Pieuraud of Saulalito whose hus-
band was chief gunner's mate on the
F-4. Mrs. Pieuraud was left destl-
tute with two children and an In
valid sister whose husband was also will orobably go to Berlin iranjedlate-
an F-4 victim to care for. ly after that
ROMANIA TO IDE TERRITORY
TO buegIa DISPATCHES SAY
7-
POSTOFFICE SAFE
AT
nOHHEHS I'SE MTKOGLYCEItlXE
ON SAFE AND GET .-ffM" WITH
G0 OK $70 CASH.
(irnnun Tllir 111 fl UnilTIIO
btuUHU Hint IH L mUHIHu
Hamby Postofflce Was Robbed Sev
oral Weeks Ago by Masked Rob
Iters and 100 Taken;
Again Thursday.
For tho second time within twe
months the postotflco at Hamby in
tho extremo northeastern end of Tay-
lor county and about ten miles from
Abilene has' been robbed.
During Wednesday night burglars
entorcd tho Mackcchncy store at
Hamby In which tho postotflco Is lo-
cated "doped" tho b!g safo with nl-
troglyccrlno and blew It Into frag-
ment's. Tho explosion completely
wrecked tho safo and mado tho ex-
traction ot tho $(!0 or $70 It contain-
ed all easy matter.
Twh neighbors heard tho explosion.
Ono Jf them got out of bed went out-
sldo And looked about. Ho saw noth
ingsuspicious and returned to bed.
lis was at two o'clock this (Thurs
day) morning.
Tho ontry Into tho store wns mado
through a window. Tho robbor or
robbers removed a pano. lifted the
catch and entered tho store. Pro
coedlng to tho postotflco end of the
building where stood tho safo and
postotflco supplies they poured their
"soup" Into tho cracks of tho safe
and touched It off. '
Apparently tho robbers got nothing
but tho money In tho sate amounting
to between $60 nnd $70. No stamps
or other postofflce supplies had beer
missed when the Reportor called the
Mackcchnoy storo at 7:30 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Tho sheriff's office at Ablleno wis
notified Of tho robbery and Sheriff
Dadson nnd Deputy McMahan loft for
tho scene.
Postmaster W. M.. O. Mackechnoy
has been away from homo for sevora'
days but Is expected back Thursday
Qvcnlng. Hohas been In East Toxas
In his absenco his son Mnlcolir
Mackochnoy has had chnrgo of tlu
storo and postofnee.
Second Robbery There.
This waa tho second robbery at the
Hamby postofflce In the past twe
months. Soyeral weeks ago twe
masked rdbbers went to the Mackech-
noy home In tho night told youm
Malcolm Mackechnoy that they want
ed some horse medicine went' to th&
storo with him and forced him at' tin
points of pistols to open the safe
Tho robbers got $300 at this haul
Also they got away.
The Mackechnoy family did no'
know of the second robbery untl
Bomo of the neighbors discovered
(window open in the store early Thurs
day morning Young Mackechney wa
informed of the clrrcumstances an
rushed to the store where the d
covery of the robbery was made. H
was a 'complete "job" and bore tb
earmarks of expert safeblowers. Tb
safe was about four feet in helgf
and of the ordinary construction I
wreck was complete.
I ALU IU (IlUUf
GERMAN AND ITALIAN DIPLOMATS
CONFER WITH PRESIDENT-
NOTHING GIVEN OUT.
he Associated Press
wauhinuiun June 2. The Ger-
Ulttu awoassauor conierrea ror nan
a.n hour wUn President Wilson today
tne pair sitting and chatting on the
8ame divan
After the conference the ambassa-
.dor conferred with the bead of the
jchancellary and it appeared that he
! a about to communicate with Ber-
1In T6 TCe HU8e declned tadU
CUSS lQ VlSlt
It is understood that the ambassa-
dor wanted to know what points the
United States was nrepated to in-
President Wilson worked the entire
morning today writing .the new note
in fJermnnv. whlnli will he tihmlt-
ted to tha cabinet meeting FrfdaY. It
OWN
HAMBY
Rumania Is Mobilizing
Army of 1000000
Mmn Apparently With
Intention of Joining
Alii em-German Press
Shows Keen Anxiety
Over Situation.
Hy tho Associated Press.
l'ns Jnc 2. Bulgaria aitd Ra
standingaccording toCtncP dispatch"
which have been recehed hcri today
from Bucharest by the Petit Parlslcn'.
it is understood that Rumania
agrees to cede to Bulgaria territory
In Drobudln which Rumnnla formerly
took from Bulgaria.
Both of the countries will enter tho
wnr simultaneously If wnr Is declared.
Rumnnla will light against Austria
and Htilgnrln ngnlnst Turkey.
J 1 V
RUMANIA MOBILIZING ARMY.
LONDON June 2- It Is rumored
that Rumnnla is mobilizing an army
of 1030.000 men. The (Icrmun press
is showing some anxiety over the sit-
uation. Ylcnna has been Informed that tho
demands of Rnmanla must bo listened
to and that Austria must prepare to
make concession to Rumania.
BIG ORDER PLACED IN N. Y.
BINGHAMTON N. Y Jhho 2-
Rtimanln has placed a rush order for
u half a million pairs of army shoes
with a local ilrm. The shoes are to
bo dclltcrcd as soon as possible.
GEN. VON PRITVITZ IS
. REPORTED CAPTURED
By tho United Press.
PETnOORAD Juno 2 N( vspapers
hero report that a Russian pttrol has
wounded and captured General yon
Prltvltz commanding tiw n mans at
Llbau.
FINAL PROGRAM
AT THE A. C. C.
DIPLOMAS ARE GIYEN TO ACAD-
EMY GKADUATEK AT AUDITO.
RIUM TUESDAY EVENING.
Tho final exercises of the commence
ment of tho Abilene Christian College
were held at the college auditorium
Tuesday evening before a large audi
ence. The program as announced
Tuesday was carried out and was one
at the. most enjoyable features ot the
entire commencement. The salutatory
was given byjtflss Callle Williams and
khe Valedictory by Walter SIkes.
The following were given diplomas
having completed the Academy course;
waiter siuea uauie wtuiams J. w
ones C. A. JIarned Letha Wright
Esther Creatb Elizabeth Hill Lillian
Arledge Addle Beede. Isla Tilley. Ber
tha Newman and Annie Lee Este.
The graduating class built a ten foot
cement sidewalk from Daisy Hall to
the main walk on the campus as a
g.ft to the college. Another walk was
built from the east entrance by the
sirlB' literary society
There were a large number of visi-
tors at the commencement exercises
which were the best that the college
has ever had.
BRITISH AEBOPLAIX IS
SHOT DOWN IN BELGIUM..
Uy the Associated Press
BERLIN Juae S. Th& Germans
shot down a British aeroplane In Bel-
gium yesterday capturing one Belgian
and one British officer who were oc
cupants of the machine.
The Germans recaptured Souchea
s ugar refinery from the French.
When cooked by electricity meats
shrink less than when cooked by
COOK
GERMAN TRENCHES UE
CAPTUI ED BY FIENCH
By the Associated Press.
PARIS June 2. The Fresco cap-
tured several German trenches lt
night in Labarynth southeast ot -ville
and also capture mm hoaw
in that village.
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